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Action Bar Custom Web Applets


Table 26 describes the elements and sections in the Action bar custom Web applet XML output file.

Table 26. Elements and Sections in the Action Bar Custom Web Applet XML File
Element or Section
Description

<data:DisplayName>My Action Bar Applet
</data:DisplayName>

<DisplayName> contains the name of the custom Web applet.

<data:Description></data:Description>

<Description> contains the description of the custom Web applet.

<data:DisplayNameCurrentUserLang>My Action Bar Applet
</data:DisplayNameCurrentUserLang>

<DisplayNameCurrentUserLang> contains the name of the custom Web applet in the language of the currently-logged in user.

<data:Height>200</data:Height>

<Height> specifies the height of the custom Web applet, in pixels.

<data:HTMLType>
  <data:HTMLHeader></data:HTMLHeader>
  <data:HTMLBody></data:HTMLBody>
  <data:AlwaysRun>false</data:AlwaysRun>
</data:HTMLType>

If the custom Web applet is an HTML applet, then the details appear in the <HTMLType> section, as follows:

  • <HTMLHeader> contains the HTML code used in an <iframe> element within the HTML header of the page to which the custom Web applet is added.
  • <HTMLBody> contains the HTML code used in an <iframe> element within the HTML body of the page to which the custom Web applet is added.
  • <AlwaysRun> determines whether the custom Web applet will be executed if the applet is minimized (true) or will not be executed if the applet is minimized (false).

<data:FeedType>
  <data:URL></data:URL>
  <data:OverrideURLFlag>false</data:OverrideURLFlag>
  <data:TargetWindow>New Window</data:TargetWindow>
</data:FeedType>

If the custom Web applet is an RSS feed applet, then the details appear in the <FeedType> section, as follows:

  • <URL> contains the URL that is invoked when the user clicks the hyperlink.
  • <OverrideURLFlag> determines whether the user can override the URL (true) or the user cannot override the URL (false).
  • <TargetWindow> specifies the window in which the custom Web applet opens. The valid values are as follows:
    • Current Window. The custom Web applet opens in the current window.
    • New Window. The custom Web applet opens in a new window.

<data:URLType>
  <data:URL>http://www.oracle.com</data:URL>
  <data:AlwaysRun>false</data:AlwaysRun>
</data:URLType>

If the custom Web applet is a URL applet, then the details appear in the <URLType> section, as follows:

  • <URL> contains the URL that is invoked when the user clicks the hyperlink.
  • <AlwaysRun> determines whether the custom Web applet will be executed if the applet is minimized (true) or will not be executed if the applet is minimized (false).

NOTE:  Although it is possible to update or insert a custom Web applet of the URL type that contains a URL for an analysis or dashboard, this functionality is not fully supported, and the URL might not work after an upgrade.

<data:ListOfTranslation>
. . .
</data:ListOfTranslation>

The <ListOfTranslation> section contains the translation values for the custom Web applet.

<data:ListOfTranslation>
  <data:Translation>
    <data:LanguageCode>ENU</data:LanguageCode>
    <data:DisplayName>My Action Bar Applet
    </data:DisplayName>
  </data:Translation>
. . .
</data:ListOfTranslation>

The <Translation> section contains the translation values for one language:

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